The New York Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1858, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, THU " hens ber of safe invesiments thy might slill be . Court of Common Fi Chased, to yield from 6 to per cox; ‘Dut the publid in Before Hon. Judge Daly. their ee coger nono Sean demoraitzalion ACTION FOR DAMAGES BY FIRING A BIFLE. exhibited commercial werld uring year les F. Halsey vs. Charles H. Moore— or two, seem afraid to touch anythirg but the pabiic Pes. 17.—Chari ey reg funds. ..When this Soeling peas eves, a2 will goon be This case, which is an action for, damages for the case, they will all to bay swavitanoously, and @ jory dore, was resumed this morning. The plan. ae ae bo the consequence. MM alleges that on the 25th of March, 1857, the de- fendant discharged a rife loaded with powder and ball against the dwelling of the plaintiff whilst he was there wall of ‘mick; that the bal! penetrated through the exterior ; red the plaintiff that bis the house, and se severely inju wl aecemn area of; that im conseq lows: — cevaieed Ur Ge negligence of the defendant the plait} 7.) ORES: was prevented from carrying on his Dusinees, and suffered a oe damages to the amount of $10,000, On the part of the de- | ,, stains 98 Fence a genera: denial is set up by the counsel, who con- “pete shat the gun Or wide wont off accidentally as the de~ eet CesPcarryine top stairs to his bedroom, ana that the general health of the plaintiff was im- than injired by the eccurrense, as he the point cf death before, but has since nearly eo pla ntiff wae celled, and tesbiled that he two years of age, and the foreman ina ;; be knew the defendant, who resided next to bim at the corner of Wooster and Houston streets; im aiarch last he (plalptit?) was in bed with his wife, when he received s wound n tho right thigh; the bed was in che back room: the bail came through the partition out the plant f was sick for several weeks, ume consultatious of physi :ians aud sur- goons #+re beld, and the plaintiff submitted to four opera- tons before the dell could de extracted; during this pe- ret be could not attend to his business; him-elt and his fe and three children were supported by contributions srom their friends, Dr. Finnell was examined as to the asture of the ipjaries received by the plaintiff, and testi- tied tbat be was for a lopg time in @ very critical situation; be had to be operated upon under the it ttrence of chioro- form, and Was at any time likely to die from hemorrhage af the wound, or from lockjaw, and needed constant watching and surgica assistance The Jucge, in charging the jury, said that they must be satisfied that the injury sustained by the plaintitt was caused by the oegligence of the defendant They must ‘be saticfed, as & matter of fact, that the gunshot wound Tectived by the plaintiff came from the house where the t resided. If the jury were satisfied that the ‘wound war received by a discharge from the rifle of the defendant, the only question would be whether he was exiity of negligence, and if 20, what should be the da- mages. The first question is one of fact for the jury, whether the rifie was accidentaliy discharged whilst the defendant was going up stairs. ven if that was so, and knowing the nature of the weapon, he should be beld re- sponsible. After some further directions from the Court om the law of the case, the jury rendered a verdict for plaintif! of $2.500, . Before Hon. Judge Brady. rn. 11.—John Keefe vs. John Kocher.—This was an a2- won for $5,000 for injury occasioned by the alleged negli- of the defendant, the plaintiff having fallen through an imperfectiy secured krea. Mr. J. B. Fogarty, for the plainutl, produced witpesses to prove the injury. Mr. MoGay, for the defence, conte ndad that there wes no negli- gence on the partof the defendant. Verdict for plain- tal of $50. Obituary. LUIGI LABLACHE. Our London correspondent (Jan. 29) reports the death of the above famous artist at Naples, on the previous Sa. tardey. After his last return from Russia his health failed, and he gave up his engagements here and else where, that he might enjoy repose and breathe his native air. For many months his condition was so precarious that reports of his death more than once became current; Dut more recently he rallied greatly, sanguine hopes of his recovery were entertained by bis family, aad much benefit was expected Dott by bimself and them from a Visit to Torre del Greco, which was contemplatea in April ‘ext. But these hopes have proved faliacious. About a mcnih ago he had a viglent attack of his malady, under which be sank, after suffering excruciating ageny with great fortitude and calmness. fo his iast illness he was Qflectionately tended by his daughter, Madame Thai- berg. He bad !ost his excellent wife abcuta yearand a balf ago. He was ip his sixty second year, having been born at Naples ip 1796. He was of French extraction jas bis name imporis), but was himself a thorough eapolitan. His career, unchequered by remarkabie events, was, from an early age, a course of uninterrupted success. After baving risen to the highest eminence in Italy, he came to England for the first time in 1880, and made bis debut at the Italian Opera (then the King’s thea. tre), in the character of Geronimo in Cimarosa’s comic ‘opera, ‘Ii Matrimonio Segreto.’’ From that night his po- gition on the Italian stage was at once established as one of the richest and most legitimate comedians, and the most magnificent Dass singer of the age. From successive ap- pearances it was discovered that his gevius was as verva- lle as it was great, ranging from the lightest comedy, and even farce, to the mort lofty tragedy—from Geronimo, ‘and Bartbolo, and Don Pasquale, to the majestic Oroveso end the terrible Duke of Ferrara But itis neodless to enter vpon the transcendart merits of Lablache—they are familiar to every musical reader. Like great artists in general, Lablache was essed of much intelligence and genera) attainments. His character was manly, generous ‘and straightiorward: his mannere were genial and plea sant; and he was not less respected and beloved as a man than'be wae admired as an artist. His lose is irreparable. Ap extended biograpbical sketch of M. Lablache was pub hehed in the Beka only a short time since. A Caxprpare ron Mayor.—A stump candidate for the Mayoralty of Galveston, Texas, announces himself in the | papers as follows — By Inpesuky we Trive —T. W. B. Odam is the working. | man’s candicate for Mayor, at the Mectign on the first | Monday in March. ig not the tool of any chque or | He is & democrat of the Jefiprsouian s¢heol, be- | levee in ¢ Supreme Being, accepts of holy writ, submits | to the laws of b and takes physic when he is | rick. Balance mp when called on. | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | MONEY MARKET. Wepyremy, Feb. 17—6 P. M. The stock market was quite buoyant at the open. this morning. There were very 1 ns in ali the leading speculative stocks, ax advance in most of them was realized. The aggre- | gate amount of transactions sums up greater that | any day yet reported during the present speculative movement. At the first board Missouri State 6's advanced ¢ per cent; California 7's, 4; New York Central 6's, 4; Canton Company, $; Hudson River Railroad, 1}; Harlem, j; Reading, 1; Michigan Cen. tral Railroad, 24; Michigan Southern, preferred, 1); Galena and Chicago, 14; Cleveland and Toledo, Chicago and Rock Island, 1; Milwankie and Missis- sippi Railroad, 5. Virginia State 6's declined 4 per cent; Illinois Central bonds, 4; La Crosse land grant bonds, 4; New York Central Railroad, 4; Erie, }; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1; Mlinois Central Rail- road, j. The most active fancy on the market this | morning was Reading Railroad. While most of the | other railroad stocks have been steadily advancing, | this bas moved very little. It bas at last been | taken in hand, and it looks as though | the parties concerned intended to make up for lost time. Cleveland and Toledo was quite active at the first board, and the sales amount to more than three thousand shares, almost entirely for cash. It was well sustained throughout. Galena and Chicago was more freely offered to-day on time. For some days past the sales have been principally for cash, but not to a great extent. It opened at 934 cash, and left off at 93) por cent. The purchases are almost entirely for investment. Chicago and Rock Island opened firm at 62 per cent, but declined towards the close. The sales were not large, and very little stock was pressing on the market. The rapid rise in Hudson River Railroad stock thia morning was the feature of the market. The atten- tion of capitalists and others has been directed to this road by the quiet and unassuming character of ite operations and management. It is, we believe, progressing «lowly, but steadily, in the reduction of | its floating debt. This is the trne text of prosperity and economy. At the second board the market was argé tran: lower. In some stocks an important reaction realized, and there appeared to be free sellers at the decline. There was an active bus. ness. The cause is attributed entirely to the fact that many holders who came in at low points of the market are realizing. This is but natural after such a rise; and the market may be unsettled for some days in consequence. Missouri State 6's fell off $ per cent; Mlinois Central bonds, j; Canton Company, $; Cumberland Company, 4; Pacific Steam- ship Company,1; New York Central Railroad, 4; Brie, 1; Hudson River Railroad, j; Harlem, 9; Har- Jem preferred, §; Reading, 1; Michigan Central, 1; Panema, $; Galena and Chicago, 14; Chicago and Rock Island, 14. After the board prices ruled higher, and the market was very firm at the close, It is the general opinion of the street that the next move up- wards will carry prices above the highest points yet touched. So long as money continues so abundant and the banks continue to lend their powerful sup- port to speculation, the inflation must go on. The views of outside operators are not near so extrava- gant as those entertained by the oldest, shrewdest, and usually not over sanguine brokers at the board, fegarding future prices. The London correspondent of an evening cotemporary writes by the Niagara as follows: — Thus far the reductions whieh have taken place hace failed to stimulate any revival of speculation, either in trace or on the Stock Exchange. fhe bankers, conse quently, are all full of money, and as their only legiti ‘Tate way of employing it ie in discounte or the purchase of copeols of Exchequer bills, the latter eecurities have been driven up. ip the share market there are @ vast The receipts to-day include $51,000 from customs. The steamship Arabia, from this port for Liver- pool to-day, carried out $598,309 in specie. The closing rates for sterling exchange by this packet were 94 a 94 per cent premium. The bulk of specie shipments for this season, and for some time to come, is over, and we can now look for an accumulation at least to the full extent of our California receipts. The operations of the Clearing House to-day were as follows:— Total exchanges, $14,570,442 91 Total balances = Toor'sse 16 The earnings of the Erie Railroad for January were as follows:— me January , 18: January, 1657 $375,779 39 345,518 19 WOLD). T.ecccorevssranssnsszssenssses OOOMOY 99 A meeting of the stock and bondholders ot, the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad will be hyld to- morrow (Thursday), at one o'clock P.M., at the Astor House, to hear the report of the com‘nittee. A letter from Messrs. D. Bell, Son & Co., to their correspondents in this city, dated Lomdon, Jan. 29, says:— $ Our méney market has experienced an extraordinary chasge; and money with us at this time is superabundant, and with the prospect of a further vast indux is likely to become more £0, 80 that there is every expectation of higher prices for all sold securities. Mersrs. Berenberg, Gossler & Co. write from Ham- burg, on the 27th of January, as fullows:— Money is very plentiful, and discount, in absence of aby materia! tr: ng, has declined to two per cent for first names.. Confidence returns more and more, and transactions become daily more regular. . We understand that letters have been received by the Niagara from Mr. Moran, President of the Erie Railroad, at the office of the company, in which he speaks in the-nost satisfactory terms of the prospect of a successful issue to his present mission in behalf of the company. The coupons of the first mortgage (1882) bonds of the Milwaukie and Horicon Railroad Company will be paid at the company’s office, No. 47 Exchange place, on presentation. This company will soon be in a condition to renew the work of construction. It seems to have passed through the panic about as easily as any Western railroad company, and to have come olit with as little loss, The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have commenced a suit against the Pennsylvania Coal Company forsbenefits resulting to the latter from the enlargement of the canal some years since. An ad- ditional toll was provided for in the contract be- tween the two companies, to be paid by the Coal Company in the event of such enlargement; but they having repeatedly refused to recognize the claim, a suit has been commenced. The amount involved is nearly or quite $500,000. The stockholders of the Coal Company will readily see the effect upon the value of their property in case the suit goes against them. The evidence in the case is now being taken before a’ commission in this city. The Boston Post of the 16th instant, gives the fol- lowing review of the stock market of that city:— ‘The constantly increasing accumulation of unemployed means seems t be gradually affecting prices, and en couraging speculative action. All the railroads were bet- ter to-day. For Cambridge (Horse) Railroad 80 was bid, and but 12 shares were offered below 85. Large holders are asking 56. A few shares of Minnesota, offered at the outset at 120, were eagerly taken, and the market was finally cleared at 125,the latter figure being bid at the close. “Isle Royale” was active at 4. Tae rise in copper is help- jog copper stocks materially, We learn that the Minnesota has been offered 224 centa for a considerable lot. At 22 | cents for copper, this price will earn from $13 to $16 per annum, at the reduced prices for labor and supplies. fhe last accounts from ‘Isle Royale” say that the mine is real- ly looking famously. At all points but one the ground is rich. The expenditures have been reduced considerably. “Rutland Firsts’’ advanced $1, and were in demand at 29. “Carey” sold at $7, seller's option, no cash stock being offered at any price. This stock is susceptible of a hand some advance—vide figures in “faance and business.’ Waverley, Huron and Toltee were in quick demand. The Donnell Manufactaring Company at Pawtucket recom- menced work (his day, We have received copy of the annual report of the Sixth Avenue Ruil iy. The receipts nditares of the road for the year ending s follows oad Comp. Exten Real estate Salag ies ap: 4 9. r x 8, Fxpenditures. » Total. Dividend paid Showing a sum of... ee ceeeeeeeeeeces SHU SOT 69 applicable to the dividend of February 1, amounting to $37,500, being a surplus of $4,097 59; from which deduct the balance on hand at the commencement of the year, and it shows an increase of $3,125 39 in the cash means of the company, after paying all ex- penses, a dividend of ten per cent per annum, and incurring an extraordinary expenditare of $35,561 18, as followa:— Horses and mules purchased Surplus of feed on hand, over F your Poxtending the track in Sixth avenue to 'y: Dipth street, through Vesey street to Broad way, and along Forty-third street into addi. on to eee Additions to depot Making ao ageregaig outlay of... . The monthly receigBe of the company for passen- ger fareggipr four years past have been as follows: 18845. 1855-6. 1856-7. 1857-8, February..614,738 57 13,940 14 17,645.43 18,590 41 March...../18.478 $4 16,028 73 20/049 610/812 74 8,500 51 18,006.40 20,08 2% © 21.872. 98 128 10 19,843 73 ate “4 17,760 60 19,083 50 21,056 76 i x 21,965 19 95,281 40 October... 2080052 24,95463 27,40890 27 909 18 | November. 1821661 21,111.63 2180371 22,198 04 December. 16,153 75 18,36494 19,00472 21/012 16 January... 16,541 48 21,907 89 Total. ..0221,884 34 220,268 22 247,005 52 267 385 us The general account of the company on the Ist of February stood as follow Construction, closed January, 1868. . balance Real estate, iene mortgages General equipment Motive power... Total... € Earnings eppiicd dies The equipment of the road has been increased during the Fear by the addition of nine small cars, and the thorough repair of the old ones. Eighty-five horves have been purchased, and twenty-eight mules disponed of by sale or exchange. The price of horses has been relatively lower than that of mules, and the experience of the management favors their use. ‘The number of horses and mules lost during the year has been three, ali from accideata, making with those of last year, a total of nine in two years, avery sinall per centage, considering the fact that of the 39% horses and mules owned by the company 80 have been im their service, day and night, for nearly six years. The horses and mules owned by the company for four years past have been as fol- Feb. 1,06. Feb. 1,07. Feb. 1,68, 120 Ww 216 au 205 336 298 The report states that the extension of the upper 331 1/000 San do. d 690 do. do. 230 4o, do G0 Pacific do. 50 obs ‘chants’ Bank , $50 ew © Leather Manatacturers’ Bank, | 120 St. Mark’s Fire Insurance Co. 16 New World Fire Ine 6 Metropolitan Fire 1 RSDAY, FEBRUARY 138, 1858, — tioa of the iron is already on the ground, awaiting th cpportunity for laying the ten remaining blocks. W en the present management assumed the working, © ‘he road, three years since, the stock was selling at 35 per cent, and the company was $12,000 in “iebt; that has been paid off, $88,072 98 added to the assets, the dividends regularly paid, and th,e stock is now selling at more than par in the mas’<et, with the late dividend off. Stock Exchar‘ge, ny casa Fe 171838, Bry ao... 2000 far RR Ist mt... Amefeb. RR bds.. d0....... bds 2000, 0M Cen “2000 200 doce... 28% 2 Del & Hud C109. 11236 200 Gardiner Gotd Co 10 Penn a Go... 100 do......810 20% 160 Pacific MailSt Co. 6334 ON ¥ Can ing 83 5ON n RR..opg 863 4 50 do... ..860 son 50 do 931 200 Cley & Tol RR.230 4636 1070 aa BOARD. $1000 Missouri 6's 833¢ 260shs Harlem RR.. 13 5000 Calil’a 7's 24 Harlem RR pref. 23 1000 eee 300 Reading RR..s10 59 5000 Ill Cen RR bds. 1500 N Y Cen RR6's 16000 . do. 60 do, 30 = belch ni aftopg We osécenes 200 160 100 100 100 Hud 100 blo 26% 50 do. : 36% 180 .» 263; 5CB &QuinceyRR 76 REPORTED SALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION, By A. H. Nicolay. $1,000 Milwaukie & Horicon R. Ist. m. 86. int, added 543% 1,000 do. do. 24. m. 86. do..., 40 1,600 New York and Erie R. R. 7's co, Riv do, 70 3,000 Town of Berlin (Marquette Co. Wis.)'8’s do. 46, 600 Great Western Insurance scrip of 58% 10 hs. Chicago, St. Paul and Fond du Lac R. 3 8 American Exchange Bank. wey 36 Banik State of New York 1ot £0 5t Mark’s Fire Insurance 14 6 lisnover Fire Insurance Company, 9755 5 Metropolitan Insurance Company 100 © Arctic Fire Insurance Company. oe 9 1¢ 0 Gardiner Gola Mining Company . per share by A. Ho Miller, $1,383 12 Sacramento 10's 1805 end inter eat. 1,000 AUantis Mutual Insurance scrip of 1868, Also the following:— 1,000 Indianapolis & Bellefontaine RR. jut. added £00 St. Louis city 6 pr. ©. muuicipai bus. do $000 Milwaukie and Horicou RR 8's do. ‘C0 Ter on RR. 8's Ao. 5,000 Cie o RK. 10's 5,000 Ono and Mirsioniy do. 2,000 Illinois Central RR. 8's do. 7,000 Chicago, St Paul & Fond du Lac RR.7's do. 's 1,000 California 5,000 Tennessee 4,000 New York and New Haven RR. 6’s 2,000 La Crosse and Milwaukie 7's do, 6,000 Milwaukie and Horicon RR, 7's do. 2,400 Great Western Insurance scrip of 1867 00 shares Second Avenue KR., 75 La Crosse and Milwaukie RR,, 90 Harlem RR, 15 Chatham Bank 18 Iilinois Central RR. do. do. do, part of the road will be continued as rapidly as pos siblg to the terminus at the Central Park. A por- 20 Innporters’ and Traders’ Rank 40 Phenix Bank.,...... 10 Commonwealth Bank. 100 La Crouse and Milwaukie RR. 11 Aretic Fire Insurance Co... 10 Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co. eee CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Weoxrspay, Feb. 17—6 P.M. —Small sales of pots wore made at 6\c., and of in fair demand, with sales 300 & 400 barrels within the range of the above Southern flour was steady, with rales about 600 barrels within the of the abore quotations, firm, with sales of 200 a O86, for all graces, and a lot of 7,000 bushels poor white from store at 6c. Kye was quiet af69e. a 70c. for Jer: fey, and et 70¢.9 720 for good Northern. (ats were in good Cer J At de, a 47 he Sate and Guaters. Corr. —The was firmer with sales of about 2,200 bags of Rio at 10. a 11io., showing an advance of about one quarter cent. Corrow.—The market uuder the private advices by the Niagara was easier, and closed quiet at about 40. deciine. The market closed at about 1170. m 120. for middling lands, fol ent of the movement sber, as Compared with tbe 1RS6, 1867. TRS, WO 2,098,000 2,168,000 2,601,000 692,000 836,000 0 549,000 236,000 109,000 « other F 159,000 192,000 Total exports... 976.000 1,455,000 993,000 840,000 Stock on band.... 404,000 654,000 750,000 f4F2,000 Of which during the past week, included in the above Ree'd at poris 11,00 «111,000 98,000 —:125,000 px. to G. Britain, 45,000 78,000 26,00 France #000 29 000 10,000 “ other F. P 8,000 47,000 9.009 Total exports, 62,000 140,000 45.000 The decrease of rece'pte at the ports, compared with last yeer, was 507,000 bi The decrease in export: ew Great Ertiain wns 4.000: decrease to France. 27,090; de Crease to other foreign ports, 27,000. Total decrease in exports, 119,000 bales. Mr. Wright im his cirewlar by the Arabia, regarding the extent of the crop, has the follow- = pm one is nothing new on this subject. 2,800,000 aa & total for receipts at the ports seems to be re- led with favor, and, as I remarked Inst week, is ¢ figure which seems to govern operators in the South. I give each week the prevailing feeling on this subject. Frert.— Raisins were firmer, with sales within a day or two of from 600 to 1,000 boxes, including MR. 8. at $2 60, and layers at #9. RIGHTS —To Liverpool, about 20,000 bushels of grain were taken, in bulk, at 5d; 500 bbls. flour at Is. 10d. a Is. 10)4¢. ; 000 teroes lard and 50 boxes bazon at 208, Cotton was at 6-524. To | anion, 600 boxes of cheese were taken at 368. 200 bales and bores bacon at 2he., and 150 Herces provisions at 4s. 6d. There was nothing new to or the Continent, To Caliyrais raves were at 2Tc. @ Sc. and to Australia at 250. per foot measurement. Hors —The market was steady, with sales in day or two of about 200 bales prime to choice at 9c, a l0c., with some Jois common and ordinary at bc. a 7¢., and vld com- mon at 2¢ 8 23¢c., and 4c. for good. Lime. —Moderate eales were reported of common Rock- land at 70c., and of lump at $1 16. Mo.asses.—The sales embraced about 8CO bbls. New Py AT sg a 28%¢c.; and 100 hbds. Cuba muscovado (sour, ¢ NaVat Storks —The market was firmer and more active. The sales embraced about 1,800 a 2,000 bbis. pentine here, and to arrive, at 473<c. a 48c.; 1,500 common rosin at $1 45 for 310 Ibs., delivered, and 2 bbis. crude turpentine, vo arrive, at $3 6235 a $3 oe Ons.—Linseed was in fair demand at 56c. a" ic., with moderate sales; crude whale and sperm were Pxovisions —Pork—The marke: was £2", firmer, with sales of 300 % 400 Dbis., including mrs, "at $16 96, aud prime at $13 2 $13 25, and thin mess 0°, gi6's5. Boot’ was ip steady demand and prices firmsr, with sales of about 260 a 300 bbls. at $6 a $7 for country prime, $9 a $10 for mess do.; $12 a $13 50 for repacked Western, and extra co, at $14 a 14 50; prime mess was firm at $212 $25, avd 100 bbis. beef hams were reported at $15 504918. Cut meats were firm, with sees of about 200 packages, at full prices, including shoulders, at 64/0. a 64(0., and hams at8icc,a%c. Lard was leas buoyant, while the sales embraced about 200 bbls. and tierces at 97%6 a 100. But- tér was in good demand at 1%. a 16340. for Ohio, and 150. a 2ie. for State. Cheese rv.nged from 6340. a 8 4c. Rick,—Sales of 100 tierovs were reported at 3340. a 3X2. SvGaRS.—The gales embraced about 430 hhds. new crop Cubs muscavado, part at 514¢., and the remainder at pri- vate terms. 60 bhds. New Orteans at 6c., and $00 boxes brown Havana at private terms. Wriskty.—The sales embraced about 200 bbls. at 23240. 4 De, MEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wepyespay, Fed. 17, 1858, The current prices for the week atall the markets are as follows:— BEEF CATTLE, Firet quality.$10 00 a 10 50 Common.,., $8 50a 900 Ordinary... 9 5081060 Inferior + 80a 850 UWS AND’ CALVES. First quality. $60 00 a 65 00 Common, 10 00 a 45 00 Ordimary ... 50 00 a 55 69 {nterior.. 25 00 a 35 00 VEAL CALVES. Extra quality, per |b.64,a70. Other qua’ 433 8 60, SHEEP AND LAMns. First quality.$5 00 a 7 00 Other gualitics.$3 00 2 4 00 FOR SWINE First quality......574 a 6c. Otherqualities,.5%{ a 5%. BREF CATTLE. There was an increase in the receipts over last week of about 500 head, in consequence of which the butchers were enabled to force # decune of about half a cent on last week's prices. The cattle were ot a good average quality, and some lots were really ‘ine, one of which num- dering ‘thirteen bead, hailing from Maryland, brogght $125 a head, abou: 10 ‘There were many pre- mium cattle on sale, most ef which bronght lige., and some As high ae l2c, There was @ large attendance, but the coid weather kept them in doors a greater portion of tae tme. Abouttbree hundred and fifty head were dis- ed of Gn Monday at Bergen iil, at from Qc. to 10c, Le total number on sale at Allerton’s to-day was 2,265 head, and tor the week 2,390; at ali the yards 2,005 head, an increase over last week's receiots of 505 head. The cattle bailed chietty from this state, Ohio and Ulinois, while many other 3tatcs tle, pone of which were ie poorer qualities 2old at prices about the sa a3 last week, ex- cept in a very few cases, and the decline may be seid to bave been condned to frst class cattle, of which descrip- tion there more than usvaioa sale. At Browning's and the other yarue there was no change of note either in demand or prices. COWS AND CALVES. The receipts continue moderate, and the marie’ has undergone bo change worthy cf note. Prices are wituin Tange of ovr quotations above, VEAL CALVES. The demand for good veale continues unabated. and sales are mace for first quality et Te, and in some few cases @ trifle more js obtained, SHEEP AND LAY es The demand has been pretty during the late cold weather, aad we foond the marke! quite active tas morning. Many of the good lambs ere selected previons to Wednesdays, and, in fact, they are disposed of nearly as fast as they arrive. SWINE. Are doing very well, and are gradually advancing in prices. The sales at Allerton’s during the week amount to about 500 head, and most of them brought as high as 6c. They were left over from last week’s receipts; and none arrived this week. Some of those on hand were sold at 5&Xc. a 6c; but had they been kept a few days longer the probability is that they woald have brought more, ag there wes a good demand for them today. There were received a! Hudson river drove yards, Thirty seventh street, for week ag February 17, 1858, by Erie Railroad, 4,055; Hudson River Raliroad, 860; Camden and Amboy Railroad, 160; From Bergen via Erie Railroad, 195. Total, 5,220. Prices—dood heavy hogs, 6¢. to 62c.; light, be. to 5%c. RECAPITCLATION. The total receipts of ail stock at all the yards for the | Week were as follows:— Cows ana Sheep and Calves. Veals. Lambs. Swine. is 20 919, = 321,528 ae Chamberlin's 80 3,648 _ O'Brien's. 84 ‘007 - Total......+ 411 6,602 = Total last’ week 870 6/870 1,505 Total since Jan. 1.18000 1,205 2,419 48.896 12408 Same time 1857..20,300 1,566 2,544 53.387 4,117 RECEIPTS BY NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, Arnexed is the report of the live stock brought over this road, destined for New York, for the week ending sereings— Movement « by Real Estate, ‘owas muade yesterday by A. J. The two Louses aad lot No, 0 Baxter etreet..... ..97,750 MARITIME INT BLLIGENCE, aim. 420 108 FEY TosR—tmM CLEARED. piigamsbip City of Rakimore (ite), Leitch, Liverpoo—J G ‘Steamship Alabama, Schenck, Sarannah—8 1 Mitehill Tagamanip James Agger, Turner, Charleston—Spoftord, jeston & Co. Seoeumip Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk, &4o—Ludlam & Plea. ean: Ship Germania, Wood, Havre—Wm Whitlock Jr. Bark Joho, Staples, Malta—Draper & Devlin. Bark Kosmoe, DeHarde, Hampurg—W F Sel Ward, Bar T rp ‘badoes—" Bark Express, Sundberry, Havana—P V King & Co, Tar k Copbas Starret, Gregory, New Orleans—N If Brig- om RH Gamble, Powell, St Marka—Swallwood, Karl & Birig Vernon, Collina, ue—T HBandford. Brig Baltic, Hoover, Cienfuegos —Meteait & Du Brig (Br), Rathourn, st John, NB—D R DeWolf. Brig Aurate, Davis, Gnivesian—( A Ferris, Sehr WF Ticomb Manat ey = Behr JT Grice, Rogers, Doliner & Potter, One Br ove, Jackson, Wumington—McCready, Mott & ‘Sebr Bette. Miimingtoo—D © Murrey. v Ryder, Stbr Sarah Sane: Poids a Brunt & Blaght ‘Sehr Sehr ‘Sehr ‘With patie all furled, Bteamer Pelican, Aldrich. Providence, s, Capt Morrell, which came nip this i spoken sesierday (Tuewlay) the ship. Ravin, fr jew Orleans (before reported), BK trom the Hiehlands: bark Heary Shelton, from miles ASK from the Highlands: but neither vesrel this (Wednesday) noon, 26 miles off shore, At me he Commerce Md not necertain SAILED, Steamships Arabia (Bry, Liverpool; Alabama, Savannch James Adger, Charleston, Roanoke, Nortole, &c;" ehip [sane Webb, Liverpool: bark Mary Lee, Genoa; brig Sup Richards, Pariei; achen J W Mince, Matanzsa; My Rover, Wilmington, The steamtug Hunt afternocn, reports be ind during the day NW, freah. Mierellancous and Disasters, For an account of the loss of a schooner with all hands off Long Branch, see news columns, Senn CHanuns Coraate, Seaman, from Baltimore for New York, with corn, went ashore at Bquan Theaday night at 12 o'clock. A telegraphic despatch received yesterday states that she had 5 feet of waterin her hold and was filling fast, The crew were ail saved. The CC was built at Patchogues LI, fn 1860, is 200 tone burthen, and i# owned by Mailer & Lord of this city, and is supposed to be insured. Snir SreNmin, Amend: fed ot Bermuda in dletess, saaounered | earn hurr. oly a rte Cane, abipped several heavy Rea, Wich stove her balan, and At last ac. ee found badly damaged The ship herself had been ao badly damages thet sha "dg probably bs condemned. BY CAROLEY ¢ Regn (of Providence), Free’, from Shields for New York to Miow Di to 16th wee ie"coal. "with Joan of saute, bulwarka, |X tort Jan 13 repg Her cargo had been York in snother vessel, she would BF Be BD, from Matani for Providence, wih a carKe ot Se ai iron nd 6 crop molasses, while coming into the West a: fight of ioth, was wuruck aback hy msudden tlaw of wind al went ashore near Beaver 8S copresnall ot Newnc Coggeshall, ot Ne ince: bo olber'particulare, "The steamer Peery, Cape Atieu, fotuNewport 16th, 10 aselat in seaing hee of. The Muskingusa is'250 tons burihen, owned hy Wm L Baker, eq, of warren. and is mid io be Insured im Provide ton, Her freight is insured for $1200 at the Me Providence. The cargo i tilly inwnred io mite. ported that the crew hve landed somewhat frostbite: ‘bat the vesse) ia badly iced up. BR Bue Manserta Gwynn, from Demarara for Balmore, Which was ashore in the Buy, Was got off 16uh withouc sustain ig damage, and arrived up io the cily. BRIG Ocean Spray, for West indies, which was intely in- jured while going to sea from Jacksonville, was to be hauled ‘upon the ways u: taat plave 6th ipat for repatra. Scun Many Jane, Lane, hence for Tampleo, put Into Nas fen Slet ult Jeeking badly. Her cargo was peing discharged Sth nat, and a part will de sold on account of damage. _The work of unloading bark N @ Hichborn, wrecked at Nonticket, was resumed 12th inst, and up to 10th, 148 casks of molasses had been iended, Conk Jan 25—The Am brig Wm Il Stewart, of New York, with bone ash, whieh put into thts port for ordérs, has hanied tothe Victoria dock yard, leaky. Livenroot, Jan 2—Tthe Olbera, from New Orleans, re ports Jan 7, when in let 42.N, lon 4l W, experieacea ® hurri- cane from $ to NW. which aproag her mainmust and carried away jibboom. tongallantmnnat, cudder and several ails. On rightibg, she had six Jeet water in her hoia. Maviurius, Dec T—A cyclone passed over this iatand the night of Dec 6, which has done damege to some of ihe ship ping in the barbor, caured by the vessels being in contact wit pone another, {Five or six foreign Vessels are enums- rated. } wEEXsTOwN, Jan 7—Putin, the Medora, Kempton, from onus for San‘a. leaky, with sails split, &c, . Dearu ov Cartaix Sate, or Sur Wizarp--We regret to spnounce the death of Capt 8, H. Slate, of the ship Wizard, whieb occurred on the 29h of November last a! Macao, China, Cap?Siate was very much esteemed by all his numerous ac quaintances for his many noble qualities. With a perfect knowledge of al! the duties of his profession, by his energy severance he had reached the summit of his noble Junard steamehip Arabia, Capt Stone, sailed yeater day for Liverpool. She carried out 45 passengers and over half @ million in specie. Notice to Mariners. ‘ONG, Dec 13, 1857—From Shanghae we learn that typhoons have dj 24 all the buoys, Deacons, So, at the entrance of thet river. They are very lixely to le sirapgers astray, and ran them into danger. No atrempt his as yet been made to replace them. A temporary light boat bas ween placed in the Wrong place, and some of the buoys have been seen floating about the river channel, without any attempt of she Chinese authoriues to secure them. (iy leuer to kuwooa Walser, Esq, Secretary Board of Underwriters.) he Avr at Tarponiin Cove Sto inst, brig Elvira, Merrithew. N Atlantic Qcoan for Mattapoisett, of not stated—had encoun: tered a storm and lost two boats. (The E was las) reported at Std bomae Sept 22, with 180 bbls ap oll) At Manila Dec 9, % L B Jenney, FH, just arr. At Graneda Jap 21, R E Cook, Cornell, of Provincetown, 4 bbls bikush oil; Mountain King, Farwell, of do, 25 sp; Monte zuma, Chapwan, of do, clean. At Valparaiso Dee 31, Sappho, Seabury, NB, had taken 30 bbls wh the ast eraise. Bark Garebia, 8 good veasel of 249 tons, has been added to the Hawailas (éet, and is owned by 8 F 'gnow of Honolulu. She wiil #aii «yout March 1, under command of Capt James Me i olticer of ship Parachute of New Bedford. The hy park Neptune, of New London, seat been condemn ssod by auction, at Honolulu Dec Ll, for $500. She was to de bi up, being over W years old Her inventory was sold separately, aud bronght very high prices, as ano aid ‘be whaling gear trom the wrecked ship Natchez, sold on she Spoken—No date (abt Deo 1) lat 47 8, lon 79, bark Anacon da, Crenner, NB, 200 sp, 20 bbls since leaving Tomoez. in, dice Sbip Jamestown, Candage, from Caleutta Nor 2 for Lon don, De Jat 228, lon 67 Slip Mary Robinson, Harding, from NYork Dec 7 for San wo, Dee 25, lat i8 40 N, ion 3510 W. Robt Kel w, from Liverpool for NYork, Jan hip ELphaiet Greeley, Cutter, from London for Mobile, Jan 2, ue Ship Canton, Pettengill, from Savannah for Havre, Jan 9, lat 48, lon 18. oe Rainbow,” bound 8, was seen Dec 28, lat 25 12 n 5 4 George F Patten, from Cardiff for Granads, Jan 13, no . eC. Ship Gen Parkbill, Pike, from Liverpoo! for Charleston, Jan 44, of Queenstown. i oo Backus, from St Jago for Bremen, Jan 12, i 45, lon 82, Bark Joseph Hale, Merrill, from NOrleans for Philadelphia, Feb 13. lat Jon 75 30. oa Nympb, from Rar goon for Malacea, no date, off Ma cca. br brig Clyde, from Marvport for Savannah, Jan 21, lat 49 #@ lon 102, Schr Louisa, from Chagres for NYork, Feb 4, of Tortugas. Ports. Axtwerr, Jan %8—Arr Emma Lincola, Jobnsion, Charles ton Sid from Flushing prev to 26th Ben Howard, SFrancisco; Saonc, Karstens, Boston, Ashland, Clark, NOrleans: Lochin: Yar Cole and E Norris, Follanabee, do, doth, Soser Peacock, Mankin, AnprossaN, Jan 27—Sld Palmyra, Lovitt, Boston. AXSTERDAM, Jan cae port bark Edisto, Harding, from Carieston, arr 21st, ding. AssteR, Noy 26—Parsed by, Contest, Jenn! from Mani- Ja tor Cork, Vioet, Piton, from Swatow tor NYork (so re- sorted): Swordfish Crocker, from Manila for do; Ann Maria, hoces. from Singapore for do; Dee 6, Queen of the Beas, Cobb, from Hong Kong for Sydney, NSW Aor, Nov 23—Arr ships M Howes, Mason, Shanghae; Dec 5, Bf Milam, Risley, Hong Kong. Bescoants, Jan 26—-Put in, 8 PF Austin, Clark, from Liver. pool tor Galveston; Col Jobn'M’Rae, Park, irom do tor Gaba, BRewcsuaren, Jan 2—Sld E Arnold, Charleston; Young America, Babcock, NYork; Rajah, Bowen, aeeky frt, 21h, Jeveriand, Galveston; Rdward, NOrleans, Geo Wuson, ork. In the Roads 24th, Marmion, Salter, ior —., Batay 1i—In_ port ahtps Harry of the West, Patter. sen, ‘a; Norman, Swett, for Boston, ldg: Duteh bark Dina, . from NYork. irr Dec 8. Sl ship Challenge, Kenney (from Swatow, with cool vapa. Cowes, Jan 28—8id William Witherie, Atwood (from Cal- lao), London. Constantixorte, Jan 18~No ‘Am vessel in port. Bark Pathfinder, Kelloch, which ieft Malta 25 days previously. was daily expected. Caveutta, Dee 4—In Noonday, Brock; alma, tor Poston, ldg: y tig for NYork, do; Vision. Bearse, ai Boysen, tor London, Escort, Hussey. ding. to jond for doy Holyhead, for do; Wm Libbey, Iishop, for do, rep; Cato, Atwood, | Madras, ready, Edward, Fro and William Chamberlan, rman, for Mantitius, do: Beverly, Chase, for Bomb y, dot — Woodbury, for Rangoon do; Mame) " 0, India, Merrill, for Hamburg (taken Grey, from Penang, arr 14h; Sarah Newman, Cobb, trom Liverpool, arr loth, Kocaall, Martin, from do, art Zist; Joho Tucker, Williams, from Bost arr 16th, Frank Johnson, Lothrop, trom Hong Kong, do; Mary, Bridgeo, from Ban Francitco, do, John Knox, Gina, from Buenos Ayres. art 20th, taken up’ to load rice for Havana at £3; 01 from Shanghae, arr 224, Granada, Dreyer, Victor worth, Uriel, Poster; Rachel, Hail Marcellus, Bartlett, and. Orion, Libbe: London, as before ‘stated); Goleonda, Hinckley; Champion, Lumeon barks Lilius, Harnden, for Ak une. Sid from town Dee 17, 20th, Mercury, Hubbard, Wen Pott ships, Modi Teeman, ai for do, repe: 6a); Seaton ~ 2 Fe z 3 3 z rev, & CO Grant, | and Babine, Hendee, dieg; ‘ab; Yankee Blade, Jackson, ps Zingari, Swift, Mauritias; | t to wen from Saugor Dec il, ships Indian, Averill, Bos- tou; Syren, Foster, do: tith, JQ Adams, Lewis. do; 13th: Mar. | % do; Radiant, ‘Bearse, New York; press, Lecraw. China; ith, ‘Shirley, Alien, Bombay; ‘Alice Thorndike, . New York. Deats dans Are Tanne Chipman, London for Gar: Al, Jan sane Jennes, ( . ifr (ana Di Pam Fins, MGuike, Callao for London Pp . Dover, Jan Waba Doty, from Rotterdam for Orleans: Tih BC elter, ‘Arnold, days from Bremerba- ver for Charleston. Drrrre, ‘%—Hid Ocean Steed, Cunningham, New Or Jenne Fatmourn, Jan 25—Arr Teabells, Coffin, London for NOr- Jeans; Zith, Sem! Killam, Van Norden, Antwerp for a port in Wries, to load for Medvterrnnean. Foo cnow-r00, Dee 9—In port ship John Wade, King, from Dited States. sid 34 (not Hong Kong no vessel on berth for , (J "Aitred Hill, Nagel, N York; th, bark Sarah H Snow, '—Bld Celtfornis, K Ni Sen ag Per ae Waar ew Pn ris Reed, Brebie, for Havens, |, posse eREKOCK, Jan Dirigo, Yrung, * Mer rick, Crabtree, Havann; W F Schmidt, sears, NOrleans. “3 lewitt, Grerartan, Jan 2 Pico, Gi of ship Grovcrerer, Jan a pbin, having w= ‘apt Oxford, and Capt Ba Inte of bark Edw Coben. do bark Wi lostetde iy Sutton, Martin, for Priermo for Marvetiles idg. Genoa, Jan 23—Arr Sard bark Calcutta, Gastal: \~ Hetyort, Jan 2i—Arr Suwa, NYork. Sid 25th Wabamo, at York, Edwarda, N ¥¢ Morrison, Nor Ronde 2th, “lone Kona, Dee 16—In, port, ships Flora Tomple, Cole one Koma, nN lora Tample, Cole, from San Francisco, arr Now 20, charuered to jond for Ha: vana; Kathay, Stoddard, from Ramarang, arr 2i, une; Oxen- bridge, Mathews, from Onieutta, arr 6th, to return te do vis pore Wertward He (Peru), Arancon, Callao, arr , Cole, for Foochow; Daring, Simonson, for Sydney, NAW, and Melbourne; North Wind, Gore, for Tan. don, repg, Jon y,, Weston, and Oshorn Howes, Kelley, for kan Franciseo soon; Panama, Cave, unc, Romance of tbe Sea, Cadwell, from Batavia, arr 13th; White Bwallow, Inger- Bi fgernt Weegee ualarts uk, paseo ase . Nimrod, 5 arr i4b, s‘eamer Tere, from Shanghae, act l2th. sid Dee 2, skip ‘Shanghae ben Serpent, Whitmore. uh Hanekor tah, ship Wizard, —, byaney, NeW and jel. HAvAanA, Feb 10—In port abips Venice, Symmes, for New Treat, Treat, and Grote Wusiery, ing’ Mors Catne ones 5 } le, 5 Bianchard, Walte ‘otter; fine man, Sparkling for ¢o the following week: ¥, Bentley, for Baltimore or Swansea Roman, Lowry, ‘copper or £3), st Mary, Mulliken, for Howton, eid Mt How Grete tor Portland: Eventide, Variridge, for id =~, for do at £3108, N Curwin, Moun! ‘ni £2, Hi ‘aren, Chase, chartared for Cork « £2108; Tejuces, Harriman, jor Forest ener; Fannie,” Herrick; ir, Gibba: ei Smith, Gov Parris, Masans. James Cook, Y Jones, Talpey, Gen Warren, Cliiord; Gem Cobb, Has. and Selo, hwing, ding: Rierra Sewadn. Foster) Tyringham, Dodge; , Lunt; Howard, Sinn wood; Fellow, Elio, Leura Inow, Crockett; Hellespont, Trott; Hisweihe, Hall; JU Brookman, Higgins; Tinos, Bennett; , Avery: Austin, Wilder; ervey: Md C Gol- cor’. Burlington, Keen, and John Curtis, Stan yi Nacoochee, ———, le: bri hborn, §' 3; ON , + Waiter Ho lea Faward, Hassell: M se ui oa ‘eign; Jobe Fleree, Melviiie; Sen Rolle, Barmow; Jomn Balen. Rady: age “onningbam le, i J Ryers, Lucretia, "Wallace, Hg le Carey, and Howard, Meduoe a yo hipe f Rio Grande, Metolb, Ambrose. Light, Nickmore, 4 sedate ciel te end, for Iphin; cent tae ‘Watoon: ) for a nt, Bari Maite he H lale, s eat pee ere, Yohason; Onward, Smith, ‘and apa ae New Orleans; Rome, Lincoln Ww; remained risa el iad i Ady at F-} Jan joa, (f) awrence, mod. 30 “Anglo wer! for Boston ‘Africa (s), for do 6th, City ture, Peabo: y, Webster, James Foster Jr. ‘Abert, Wayne, for Philadelphia F fer do I 12h; Lancester, Decan, for do do with despatch; Moonlight, P¢ fo 4 mW Ropid, Ralchen, ry wr baltimore $900; 0, fet 2 lop ; Kennet Glover, for ae oe eo resdy' io loa, jap 30); Samy nie Bice, utta same day. Lonpos, Jen 27—1 Cha ath, anton. 8 bly goes to rome por! ‘Stockton and Cuba; 27h, ney, NSW: Forest Ciiy Tyler. Hi 9 ae Sharlesten; N: » for ‘iid Rover, ©) Ai h do! y lo Ent inward Al Uto Toad Tsabelia ational Perley, York. Havana. Tn port 20th, Wabash, Tock bart Scovill, for Boston, ide. inst; Rhine, Moore for do 224: »mazon, Lord, for do Mel ciseo, Ite; Moneka, Hemilton, Ue. Hallowell; Northern Crown, son, and Cberubim, Skinner. ford Kelle: By NSW, Idg; Cyclon: tal, W for le, tor Lone “Aberdeen LaMLAsn, 12th; for hay, da, Havana (and sid 20th); ton had al ldg. 20th, bark Fagle, Chever, tor N’ ore. Sid Nov 29, York lag; Rey Mth, bark Sea MaLaca, Messina, Jan l7— MARSIELLES Jan volution, Bird, Weatoa, * % Coe, pe rrisburg, Emerson, NYork. bark Vesta, Percival. repg. jarding, Smyrna, sa ir, Thompson, fo} barks Ma, NOrieans do. Mavaritvs, Dec 18—arr Homer, Bonton. ort ebipa, Hydrae Pa . Fork: Indiana Sickie for vin Std Macao Dec 6—In lec 12, Contest, Steel abtp Iiconds MP Hconderoga, Bayle, le, N Yor! : Devonshire, Am Congress, Macher, f a lo + Posed | 7 td same da: Toad: Evelyn, a les Edwin, Littlejd ‘rancisco, tn ball: pro coal); Alice Tar! wi ‘lion, Wi > Jone Woodbara, . apa; Raruh Puriaton, , Matthews, and Fans and Herbert Huntin, Moore, for N xork| Cervin, fo1 neler dy J ohn | . Hallet: A Le 4 Port Philip, lay, BYP He Oliver Jordan, Aid , for Calcutta, do; t lore, Jan 24—Ar? Jane Boyd, Johnman, savant Jan 20—Put in, France, Elie, from Gi 120d); BUS Paitssrne Low! viieaen ‘eter ; 27tb, Palmyra, Lovitt, «A: . Blew aheavy nie from AW Both pcaain’ ines fan 20—In port bark Mystery, Taylor, for Bo Jan %4—In port Young Greek, H for do via Sta tor Havana, Manisa, Dec $—1n port thips Storm King, Callaghan, Hong Kong, arr Nov 21; Fortuna. Scudder” tro arr Sub. for Singapore; Reynard, Drew, for Boson ine. Sth, ships Belie of the Sea, Lewis, Calcuita (and paased fin] Pore 19th); Belle of the Weat, Howes, London. K pi dence), French, from Shields fc Misce! MaNSaNILLA, Jan 30—In port bri lig. ig Umpire, Moore, tor Matanzas, Feb 8—In port ships Joshua Mauran, Lisco: Clarendon, ‘Bartlett, and Mi Stindivaw. wig: ‘k, do; Scotland, Enoch Pratt, B ondova, Franklin, wig; Jor, Keyin ecm, diag; eel for N York, ldg; Amos Nictols, a Newrorr, Jan 25—Axr Samos, Basford, London; 2th, enzi, Seabury 2. Cook: . do ; Mansfielt for dodo, 8 ‘bhomas, for Portland, 60; J do; Meebante, Marston; ‘Elsinore, ‘brs MD Lani Marcia T and Malak ry }, Strout, ‘for je. Gard ri it off, Place, Thi brigs Lizabel, Colley, for Bosion Ide; Thurston Lampher. ang W Sawyer, Meaes for rightman;-Geo Stack! ufus Soule, Davia; Granada, Whitmore, anc N Mary Merrill, Stirdivaw., wig; b iekela, Clifford. for Boston, Migs Yum een York: HS Fisk, Fisk for do: ) Pratt; Diligence, Youn, elen & Frances Lewis New Fmpire. Randall; Topeka, Church Nelson io ari Liesegan Mary H Kendall, Shank p ind a Kisvmnay iineae nsman, nada, Mitchell; Maine. Farah ursion and NW Brik Isabella Jewott, Re Portlant, do; Ore: rect Steckbam, win, qT St Stowers, ner, and Naytlower, boa, Bray, for Faltimore, do; ( . Collin’ Niev Dirrrx, Jan 13—In port shtp Caroline Reed (of Prd Nassav, Feb 5—In Porvand ‘for from NYork for fampico. Portsmoota, lao), Havre. Passed Lonion for NYorx. Paverwo Jan 16—In from Constantinople, Nesp brig Elusia. Bal Gi Coastoi Sumi le Seal for NYort, repairing , port bark Indian Bele, Tevney, in distress. schr Wary Jane, arr Stet ult (aee Masce)). Jan 28—Sld Asa Eldridge, Colemen (from by 28th Patrick Heiry, Gilford, fi ust arr. to load for Roston. timore; 13th, barks Trem: bark E H Rarington, Gorhs 8d 1 h, Lycurgus (Sic), Philadelpha; 1th, Bic op; 15tl love, N York. PENANG, Dec 24—In port shi t, from Singay ra, Jones, raunders, Bost for N York, Ide palm oh Rotterdam, Jan 26—In port Prus York, lg; Br bark Clara Heckman, Pr borough, for Hong Kong, Toukamara, ait Dse curont, ee —10 Hong Kong K Raxcoon, Nov 4— oint de Gable; 7th ( Arr Eagl ‘0 ‘not 17th), Remxptos, Feb 4—In port brig a conia, Newell, sost: ran: jewel, doston, Caroline, Gibbs, for Bo Sumatra (Sic), for W Ceylon, Bassett, unc; bark Hollander, eee arr 19), for Bosion. ld oh, ships York; 13th, Revely, Todd, do; bark Ro ton, Quiten, WC africa, %—In port sehrHanover, Eay: Fal Duisberg, for N| 1, Faller, Melbourne Bavnwa, Jan 19—No Am veasel in port. Swatow, abt Dec 4—In port ship Mary Whitridge, SING. etels, trom. une In port ship Yankee Ranger, 8) port ships Malvina Vidal (Hi tor NYork, repg; Arcadia, man from NYork via Mauriting, arr Vth, for freight or ter, barks Nymph, Price, from. Annie Buckiam, Potier, for Boston rik Penang. apt Kew Koppisch, Eagleson. from S@atow, arr 15 Sid" 13%b. eh ps Rea Ny Kya anh Ta port ships Koon, ‘arr 18th, for . for Bi) Vee qe) Engen: ny ace Hound. pnoigh, 8) t, Derby, Hutetinaon, do; Colorado, Ricker, Amherst , ships Antelope, Cole, Manila (and sld fh! Siam, White, Penang (x 5h, Spirit of the ‘Time id 4th for Hi Klein, Calcutia for M vas Back, Clark, fi Boston, arr 24; Joshua sates, MeCafium, from’ Hong K: do; P om do, arr 6th: Surprise, Ran| En nd Mandarin, Perriit, fer N¥ork, 6. e, Miller, and Wandering Jew, Carlton, for vana; Chilo, Hollis; Competitor, White, and Kagle Wing, ters, une; brigs Carbon, Woodwert, do; Minna, Pulsifer, Sil from Woosong Dee 2. ship Florence, Damaresq NY. Sr Jan 25—In port ships St Ps Newp for Apainchicots, sailed same da ell, and Edward Everett, Gunby, from barks Seboois, McNeil, from Tobago, unc trom Barbadoes for St Johoa, PR, sami do; ‘Trin Peri ' ‘Lealar, fr m Georgetown, ky. Avon (Br), Lewta, fre detained, sehr ann Rlizabetb, Hi! town, 5€ for Mobi Dodge, and Open Sea, Port au Piatt, to sail tunique for Arecibo, Cr Virginia do; Govern ok, Ut au Platt, just arr, Freighis at 8t Thomas were dull. The engagementa bark. 241 tona, to load at 3 porta in Porto Rico, for N York, deck load. to tain sick; Ben) Delano, Bak: ree, Norris, from ‘eb 1; fame NO, do, Z% meson. from Martinique for ° $C, to wail nex day, wovisa, Savage, from Jackson Croix, ine: MP Rich, Wels ty une; eI le Rea, from Guadn) Leeman, from 8t Lucia, do: Magnet, Shack! Renshaw, Pierce. and James T dad do: 8 G Adams Drisko, from and Tiania, Applebury, from Demers . 8 ior Montevideo, in a om Guadaloupe for Witau Edwin, Carman, from Barbs Da do; 'G! tatrons, fon, oes, do do; Moxo, eton, from Mayague: Dresser, Hateh, from ‘elant, Coomba, Malta for Boston, Ww , limington, Del, for Bt jor Raton, from uadnioute,” i Wilmington, : Olean. Snow, Jones, from BO q load st Ponoe few Yi ¥ Fr, 198 toma, to at Arecibo for New York, . m0 on ci Sr Jouns, NF, Jan %—Arr M’Leod, NYo Tus Wiciey Jan 3 —Passed by, w, Seyburn, for Troon, Jap Z7—Sid Heard, Havana. Jan arr Richard Worse, irs, NOrle APALACHICNLA. Feb 6—Cld bark Exchange vee Beck Alar! _— In port a 4 F® fallen. for barks Jobs G: Pr . for do; Walince, doy Ocean , wig; sehrs eRe, beara went lo sea yi iF. this for n port 5th, ona A ORE, Feb 16—Arr for Pernambuco; mba, GIN, for . Schr Ann Jones, Capes ton. brig Ropaparte, Tyler, ach New Fork Packs. Morse, Nor. brigs Whitager, fale, Welvourne:. brig Eillsha Doane, Lage Fy ‘most of the day, a str Bom Sirs, Leland, Oak; sehr’ Sarah Burton, Beary Hox Tyan Deeren "the it ashore off ibe Nine Foot Knoll. estralia, We Fe this morning. reese, (Br), is Newton, ready; Fi 'r, for Matan ran, and Monterey, steaming America Hird, from West Indies, now at anchor a30ve iby cle Rien ae bts caer ward in " Underwood, KI Me LE ae tS Liverpool: bare Angels Brower, Ship Soha Te ence. Xx SEDFORD, Feb Arr john Land, . Kithorn, il ig haa C A Meare Atlantic,” Merrill, 16~ ee gteamer Curlew, Wiliam a » Fel Ue . a4 Honton;' ech’ Bloomer, Hail, Rockport for for roan oe i key, Yorn: Hiawatha, Sip Cam tebe Mon in Merril, Chey Pete iis Aleborn, He aif atl nN boi IOHMONT), F d; ROCKLA urne, Ley leony n for City Point; { * Bagtes A t; Loud Oaal, ix Inlam), ‘1d dark CLV, if Ri ral, ore ‘acen, Toate, Re 8 W Holbrook (ne lobrook, St Jago. Sid briga Gen ;dlavann: Mary’ Alvine new, af denne. » H—Arr steamer Jamestown, PPY, Altakapas: Wm andervoort, Weeks, N York. Feb 12-Arr echra Achorn, Mey] i Fon Batre rankfort tov, P Woodhn) erald, N York wid 1th). id ond; Joninb jt Eyer, Jameson, NYork; | Avery, do; 18th, sobre E At Hoek, City Point, Paitt, London, { Alice Aan B a javana, BALRI, Feb 15—-Sidbrigs Rockingham, Gillan, Afr] nr ‘ FARPACLY Port a) ry ROARKRT, Feb & Baldwin, GTON Belo ie. iden be tig sehr oni old id Song Target COVE Peb 16—8id brig Enoch Ben} . Matthews, Hy mas. " BAD, NXore,